Sentence examples for stem snap from inspiring English sources

An annual site inspection was carried out to note which trees had died, toppled, suffered stem snap or were not successfully released.

The conversion of monosaccharides and starch into energy is the inferred function of the largest proportion of proteins that were enriched (> 1.5 fold) in fibres, as compared to the non-fibre fraction at the stem snap point.

For each 5 × 100 m plot, we calculated the proportion of both stems and basal area damaged using 7 classes (no damage, small branch, major branch, stem bent, stem snapped, tree uprooted and tree death).

Furthermore, most direct damage to trees in the wake of the strongest of tropical cyclones was leaf damage, and mechanical failures in the form of stem snapping or uprooting accounted for a small percentage of documented damage.

Leaves were collected at five different stages (bud, 1st leaf, 2nd leaf, and 3rd leaf, older leaf), stem and root, snap frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored at −80°C.

(Long, fragile stems snap more easily in downpours).

Snap Peas With Mint And Chervil 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature 1 tablespoon salt 1 pound snap peas, stems snapped off 6 4-inch sprigs spearmint, tied together with kitchen twine 1/2 cup coarsely snipped chervil.

When I'd put the pasta water up to boil, I washed and stemmed the snap peas, removing the string from one side along with the stem.